2 My information for WHOIS command
4 In SILC it is possible to retrieve detailed information about a user
5 with WHOIS command by giving -details option to the WHOIS. This
6 information is retrieved directly from the client, if the client
7 supports it. If client does not support it or do not want to send
8 anything then server may reply on behalf of the client.
10 You may set your personal information that others may retrieve using
11 WHOIS command. These information is set with SET command, give command:
15 to see all possible settings for the information. By default, in SILC
16 Client sending the information is allowed. If you do not want to allow
19 SET my_allow_request OFF
21 and your client will not reply to the requests. This usually means that
22 server may not send you the request anymore at all, or may do so only
25 The following settings are available:
28 - Info: Your personal information (business card)
29 - Format: path to VCard file
31 SET my_vcard /home/foo/.silc/vcard
34 - Info: List of network services you are using
35 - Format: list of <service>://<address>:<port>
37 SET my_services silc://silcnet.org:706
38 SET my_services silc://silcnet.org:706 irc://irc.org:6667
41 - Info: Indication of your personal mood at the present time
42 By default, setting this is aliased to MOOD command
43 - Format: list of moods (NORMAL, HAPPY, SAD, ANGRY, JEALOUS,
44 ASHAMED, INVINCIBLE, INLOVE, SLEEPY,
45 BORED, EXCITED, ANXIOUS)
47 SET my_status_mood HAPPY INLOVE
48 MOOD SLEEPY BORED INVINCIBLE
51 - Info: Text message further describing your current status
54 SET my_status_text "Not much going on, right now..."
57 - Info: MIME message further describing your current status
58 - Format: File path to file containing a MIME object
60 SET my_status_message /home/foo/.silc/message
63 - Info: Language you would like to use in SILC
64 - Format: list of three letter language codes (ISO 639-2/T)
65 See http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html
67 SET my_preferred_language fin
68 SET my_preferred_language eng fin
71 - Info: Contact method you prefer
72 - Format: List of preferred contact methods
73 (NONE, EMAIL, CALL, PAGE, SMS, MMS, CHAT)
75 SET my_preferred_contact NONE
76 SET my_preferred_contact CHAT EMAIL SMS
79 - Info: Send your local time and timezone
80 - Format: ON/OFF, ON by default
85 - Info: Your current measured global location
86 - Format: longitude:latitude:altitude:accuracy in meters
88 SET my_geolocation "60 10:24 57:251:20"
91 - Info: Type of your device you are using
92 - Format: Device type (COMPUTER, MOBILE_PHONE, PDA, TERMINAL)
94 SET my_device_info COMPUTER
95 SET my_device_info PDA
98 - Info: List of your public keys you want to send in the reply,
99 The client automatically sends your SILC public key
100 - Format: List of file paths to public key files with key type
101 (silc-rsa, silc-dss, ssh-rsa, ssh-dss, pgp-sign-rsa,
102 pgp-sign-dss, x509v3-sign-rsa, x509v3-sign-dss)
104 SET my_public_keys ssh-rsa:/home/priikone/.ssh2/ssh2.pub
105 SET my_public_keys pgp-sign-rsa:/home/priikone/pgp/pgp.asc
107 See also: WHOIS, SET MY, MOOD